Tube Bending Video

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good work!

So I'm running 3/8" lines for my cars air suspension and was curious about the 90 degree bends. On a standard EMT bender there is a star mark to bend the 90 exactly where you need it without accounting for the "take up". Is there something similar to this on these benders I should be aware of?

For example I want my 90 to hit at exactly 6" from the manifold. Do I just mark the tubing at 6" and bend it or is there some calculations/mark placements that need to be done.
Thanks

Thanx you for ur idea. im working at company bending pipe Japan for car and truck and bus.. usually using comco machine bend. Buat im making for repair tool bending. Thanxs a lot

I can bend 15mm/22mm with 100% accuracy, I’ve never got on with my mini bender though. That is until now, a lightbulb moment just showed me what I wasn’t understanding. Thank you very much, a great tutorial 👍

real proffesional expert.

Very helpful thank you for posting

L.U.424 electrician/instrument mechanic. This is much appreciated. It's been a few years since I've run tubing, and I got a gig coming up calling for tubing. Thank you.

Are this available in Pakistan...?

This is the weirdest way of hand ending I've ever seen. Why doesn't he put the benders in a vice so he can properly level his bends. Bending 1/2 tubing that way would suck balls

part number for the tube cutter with flare removal please.

When you see tubing runs that are well laid out and executed, they look like a piece of art, and those who can do this well are artists, pure and simple.

Great Video. where can I obtain a copy of the "manual"?

Very skilled a lot of information to take in thanks for the video

That's nice and everything. but when you're on a jobsite and you have to do all these measurements on your hands and knees and your tubing is 6' long it don't always work out this way. Then you have clips to deal with .sometimes you have unistrut other trades in the way. These are things the classroom don't teach you.

great content!!!!!

Thank you

Very nice

This is a great example of calculating the "total developed length" before you start, and even though most mechanics don't need to know that figure on a regular basis, it's good to know how to find it.

this is the 4th video i've watched involving offsets, they are all off by about 5/16" I'm ready to fling this bender through the window

Question: when I bend a tube 90 degrees how many inches/ centimeters am I losing from it being a straight tube at first

how did you come to 2.83 for a 45 to get 2" off set? does that mean 3.83 for a 3" off set? whats the calculation?

Thanks

What a professional way of tube bending with absolute perfection. Very well explained sir. Keep it up

i need you bending

I have no idea how tube benders wake up every day and dont kill themselves

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Hello Jim, this is a very good video, where I can download the study manual?

This is a great video, is that the actual tube assembly for the connector & conductor job performance exam?

I learned a lot especially in relation to take-offs.
Excellent vid Thanks!👍👍

He makes it seem so easy

What's this type of tube called?

Real fitters cut it on both ends before they bend it.

What make is your tubing bender? Does it bend 1/2 diamater tubing?

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Nice, got my O&P tomorrow, this video is helpful for me!

Very informative

Fanciest looking carry handle I’ve ever seen 😂. But seriously thanks for the video. Would like the make and model of that tube cutter with the grove for just cutting off the flare.

Why you didn't use the L Left Mark!!?

Very good instruction. Makes me miss school.

Is it common to use some type of lubricant to protect the tube from damage or deformation?

Thank you for video